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This new 12-inch catches you up by repackaging the 7-inches with a set of new tracks including a Sex Pistols and Billy Bragg cover
The lyrics are partly based on local legends of sunken cities
The album title is taken from a Haitian voodoo term that translates literally to “little good angel” - the part of one’s soul that holds one’s individuality and personal qualities
”—Evan Minsker (Pitchfork)
SNOUT - The New Pop Dialogue LP alternative This new 12-inch catches youIncludes d l code. Legendary and greatly missed Melbourne pop group, heavily influenced by sixties sounds. Ross McLennan, Ewan McCartney and Greg Ng, collectively known as Snout, followed up their debut album, 1994's 'Whats That Sound?' in resounding fashion with their 1996 release The New Pop Dialogue. Every track delivers killer blows of prime pop with abandon. This is an album Snout fans will devour greedily and one sure to grab the attention of
